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TWO LUCKY MEN.
4 Barber and a Laborer Win Big Prize
 in The Louisiana State Lottery.

Zacharias Messinger is barber who has pursued his trade of scraping chins and clipping hair a. SIS Bush street for some two or three years past. He has during that time had the honor of exercising his tonsorial art upon the caput and physiognomy of Boss Buckley and in consequence has enjoyed the patronage of the fol- lowers of the great. Bush street states man. His trade was good one and afforded him a good living, but noth- ing more, and he has endeavored to increase his store of gold by woolng the Tickle of the Goddess of Fortune by investing in lottery tickets. He paid his addresses more particularly to the good dame who presides over the drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery and held one or two coupons in nearly every drawing during the last three years. As the gamblers say, he has played in good luck and has nearly always won enough to give him small profit, so that lately he has been "playivg with the money of the bank" A few drawings ago he came down town and as he passed the Chronicle office he saw by the bulle- tin board that ticket G, o6o had drawn the capital prize of sI5o,ooo. He knew that his ticket was 67,ooo and something and he rushed home to get 1t. His delight can be imagined when he found that he held coupon of the winning ticket, which entitled him to sIs,ooo. He went down to his shop presented each of his two assistants with suit ot clothes, made arrange ments with them to carry on his busi- ness and last week he and his wife started on trip to Europe. He ex- poets to be gone about seven months and to spend from S3,5oo to $4,ooo on the trip. The remainder of the money he will invest in some safe se- curity as a nest egg, and when he gets back will put it. into some legitimate business.
 The other lucky man is Swede named A. Monsoon, who lives at 1864 Center street in Oakland. He IS "a laboring man and has been living hand to.mouth existence such as usu- ally falls to the lot of a toiler in the land. He bought coupon from a peddler as a speculation. When he heard of his good luck he would not believe it, and when convinced that he had won .SI5,ooo, turned .white with nervous excitement. He lis a single man and is now much sought after by the young ladies of his ac- quaintance.-San Francisco, [CIl., ) Chronicle, May 4.
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NOTICE
Of SherifFs Sale on Forecios.
 .ure of Mortgage.
FRANK DAGGS, Plaintiff,
 yS.

FRANK DAGGS, Plaintiff, !
 YS.
 JOHN w. MCLEAN, Defendant.
 Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued out of the District Court of the Third TudIclll District in and for the County of Ya'aPai, Territory of Arizona, on the 25rd day of May A. D. 1887, in the above entitled action wherein Frank Daggs, the above named Plaintih obtained judgment and decree again St John w. Mclean, defendant, on the lotn day of December A. D. 1886, which sala decree is recorded in judgment book No' } on pages I77, I7S, I79 and ISo ot saia District Court.
 am commanded to sell all and singular the following described lands and prem Is eS situated, lying and being in the village or Flagstaff, in the County of Yavapai anu Territory of Arizona, and pa-ti cula rly des1 cribed as follows, to wit;Th equal undiv'a ed one-hslf part of lots Nos. five (5l and LiN (6) in Block No. Two (2) on the norherly, side and fronting Fifty (so) feet on Railroa d Avenue in said village oh which IS situated the building known as the "Flagstaf Hotel and also the building adjoining thereto on the westerly side thereof and used and oc' cupied as a saloon, together with all the outbuildings. fixtures, improvements, heredi- taments and appurten aaces thereunto, be- longing or in any wise appertaining. Also including the undivide one-half of all the goods, chattels and furniture in and about or around the said building.
 Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, the 2Ist day of June. 1887, at one o'clocS p. m. of that day in front of the north dool Of the court house m the City of Prescott, County of Yavapai, erritoy of Arizona, will in obedience to said order of sale and decree of foreclosure sell the above des- scribed property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judgment with interest there on and costs auI accruLns costs to the highest and best bidder for cash W. ]. MULVENON, SneTlH. By c. C. WhDDELL, Under SaerIt.
 Dated, Prescott, May 25, IGS7.
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Notice.

Any parties who wish to decorate the graves of their relatives or friends on Memorial Day are respectfully in formed that they can obtain flowers for that purpose by calling at the G. A. R. Hall at 10 o'clock on Monday May goth. It is earnestly asked and requested of our citizens that they will close their places of business dur ing the Memorial ceremonies and also attend the services incident to Decor ation Day. By order of
 G. A. R. COMMITTEE.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS in his recent speech at Meridian, Mississippi, said: "If the Union is ever to be broken, let the other side break it." The ambiguous sentence is being quoted and commented on all over the coun- try, as a remarkable statement for the man to make. We would simply state that there is "no other side" to the Union. Twenty-Five years ago MT. Davis and his followers said there was, and appealing to the last human re- sort, the force of arms, to prove it failed.
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For Service at A. c. Morse's Stable Flag
 staff, Arizona.

The gray stallion, Colonel James. Psdigree-./ndse Fort by Astral by Asteraa by Lexington dam Gray AZ. irc by Lihle A,thar by imported GIen60e.
 Bred by Sprague and purchased from J. Cochran by Ellis Wainwright.
 Pedigree of Steel Gray Stallion, Dake.
 Sire. An imported stallion now owned by MT. Liscon, dam a 7-S bred mare owned by Mir. Barrick, of Wa bella. Sire of dam, an imported stall lion known as "OM Dnke gf De0OiH. " and. dam, half blood Norman mare which makes the stallion L5-Io Nor man.
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No ONE will accuse Editor O'Brien of wanting true Irish pluck. Not withstanding the cowardly, brickbat arguments of his opponents, which severely injured him, he went back to Canada and again had narrow es- cape in being shot at. May his luck keep pace with his pluck.
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nTwyM That the presence of EasllslElG1 D HEa Generals Beauregard and Early, who are in charge of the draw ings is guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity, that the chances are all equal, and that no one can possibly divine what num- Der will draw Prize.
 REMEMBER that the payment of all Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR MA TIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the tickets are signed by the President of an Institution, whose chartered rights are rec. ognIzed in the highest Courts; therefore be ware of any imitati1ns or anonymous schemes
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THE sensational stery that the Irish members of parliament. are to be sent to prison in body, is too good to be true. Such proceeding would hurl the Marquis of Salisbury's admins tration from power and consign the Coercion bill to limbo in less than hours.
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A REPORT just issued by the direc- tor of the United States mint shows that Montana has obtained the sec- ond place in the output of metals during the past year. Colorado still retains the lead, but California Is re- legated to the third rank.
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GOVERNOR ZULICK should try his hand at writing request to the wea- ther clerk tor ram and then claim credit for having procured the recent refreshing and beneficial showers.
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MRS SLEvELAND's presence with ner winsome face and gracious man. ners will lend another attraction to the coming reunion of the Grand Army at St. Louis. Grover will also be on hand.
The Arizona champion., 1887-05-28

and destroying unhealthy effluvia and contagion, Will neutraiize any bad smell whatever, not by disgusting it,
 but by destroying it, Use Darbys Prophylactic Fluid in every sick-room
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A TOWN in this territory seems to have reached the extreme of loose liberalism in religious matter, when it announces a sunday school ball.
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THE Globe Democrat says that the Christian Union" regards the pro- hibitionist as a saint, the saloon keep. CT as sinner and the advocate of high licenoe as hypocrite, lar and liquor seller in disguise; It IS not the first time in the last score of years that the Christian Union" has been wrong,
The Arizona champion., 1887-05-28

OMAHA claims to have man with two mouths, What terror that man man would bel when filling up one mouth with whiskey snd shooting off the other,
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REPORTED attempts at killing the Czar of Russia are getting to be very menotQnous.
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BooMs are made; not born. But you must have the material to make them out of.
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Darbys Prophylactic Fluid will del stroy the infection of all levers and al contagious and infectious diseases. Will keep the atmosphere of any sick room pure and wholesome, absorbing
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For Sale,

An excellent farming and stock ranch, with extensive Improvements and living water, about four miles north of Belmont, Yavapai County, Arizona. For terms apply to P. FORD, Prescott, Arizona, Public Ad- ministrator, Yavapai county. apr3o
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CANADIANS can knock O'Brien down, but they cannot shatter his ar
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THE prohibition party is like Hades paved with good intentions.
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TTNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION U Oyers Million Distributed. Capital Prize, S300,0 900
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.
 Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868 for educational and charitable purposes, and its franchise made part Of the present State Constitution, in 1879, by an over whelming popular vote.
 Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place monthly, and the Grand Semi- Ann ual Drawings regularly every six months (June and Uecember,)
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Address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La.
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WANTED. .

One Hundred Tie Choppers. Ap- ply to the undersigned at the end of Mineral Belt R. R.
 apr23tf WM. POWELL.
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Typhoid, Scarlet ana Yellow Fevers, Meas les, Diphtheria, srnail.pox. Cholera etc.
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ESTRAY NnIICE

EsTRAY NOTICE. l have in my possession one gray horse branded " 1T on left shoulder and B \. on left hip. The owner can have him by paying expenses.
 D. A. MURPHY. Flagstaff, May 5, 1887.
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Furnished Rooms. Transient people can obtain nice, comfortable rooms at any time at
 MRS. A. M. HICKS, dec25 3m Flagstaff, Arizona.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- - -
 FOR SALE.

A fine cottage consisting of five rooms and outhouses. The location IS good one on the south side of the railroad track. Apply to T. G. Nor ris. If.
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nienotQnous.
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guments.
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rrnmi.nnnn. Cerre.pendenee.

A habit common with thOughtless young
ladies who do great many things quietly
which they would not like 10 have known at
home. is that Of promiscuous correspondence
with gentlemen In strongly condemDing
this habit Harper, Bazaar Is credited with
affirming that these young letter writers gen
orally YET "A iii reward ion their tnoughtles'-
me-. o., their culpablity II their correspond
emit Is a man OF systematic habits their letters
are docketed and ticketed. and his clerks
have AS much of a laugh over them a. they
wish II he is not systematic, then those let
ters are at the mercy OF any and every one
II their correspondent Is a married man, then
hi. pos,ession os their letters, even OF the
most trivial kind, places the writers at dis
advantage Sooner or later the letters fail
into rhe hands OF MS wife, who holds the
writer not only IN contempt, but IN her
mower No young girl can be sure that her
correspondent Is not merely amusing himself
with her: and it is often the case that her LET
ten. are unwelcome, and he does not cheek
them and does reply 10 them merely from
manly chiyalry. When the writer has recoy
cred from her folly or forgotten her ldieneSs
there IL the letter ready 10 rise like an awiu
betraying ghost Her motive may have beer
an innocence at the time, but u j. left forever
under doubt
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-, Inhalation of Animals.

An article in recent number "i Ia -Nhlut"
discnsses ri length the power possessed 10y
erals and some other animals Of casting OF a
limb whe, roughly injured on irriioted. THIS
description l accompanied by an Illustration
which we reproduce showing how inl' ect'
for which the name autotomy is suggested
may be Of Use IN allowing The animal TO
escape from iis enemies
NJ Panze tried the experiment OF placing
8 common crab near a large octopus, which
Il found upon the coasts Of Brittany ANA
lives largely upon these crusiacee. Inc 'e
TOM, seized the crab bl a claw with one Oh
his teutacles. but A. soon as the crab felt the
pressure he quietly abandoned the uniortun'
ate member ana buried away 20 o saiei
locality. aud. If crabs have any sense OF hn-
NOR. doubtless laughing at the di'apponi-
mont Of the octopus. who was deiiouded 81
ms dinner in such an unfair manner For
tunatelv the crab .uifers lutte iuconvenienre
from bi, self mufilation In short time a
new limb is reproduced, fully equal 20 the ola
one and ready 10 be abandoned IN H. turn u
occasion requires HOLSTERS and some other
crustacea possess the same faculty both OF
self Acknowledgement and reproduction Of lost
limbs Certain spiders, on the contrary al
though they can cast off their legs If neces
gary. never recover them, but remain par
italy crippled for the remainder oil iheif
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, Trick ~ speech.

Tricks OF speech grown INTO manner i'i',
often befrav people into bluudei- absurd
.,onoh one instance Of this come, from =
town in Maine. where dwelt man Who quai'
iGed hi. replg 20 every question with me
word handy twisted INTO some soi' % u
conditional clause II wa, even asserted '',"'
he proposed to the lady who became gi' me III,
bv declaring he would like 20 marry h,a ~
She could make it handy, but tnis very 'N'''
:. "a fabrication Of invidious gossips
Calling recently at q house, oi whi'n 'n'
late master was lying uuhuied 30 inc p'i''''
the visitor was asked if be would IKE To .7
Tine remains OF his old friend. ..,
wei, yes. he answered, that i-. ia n ,
70 .ee them if you've got 'em round HANDY
If YOU haven't, is no matter Bio -'''
Courier
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\ Sensation.

Why is il that three bottles of b. b. %. are
sold in Atlanta 10 one OF amy other blood rem
edy, and twice as much consumed in the state
of Georgia ~ any other preparations 40 one
need take our word, bat simply ask the drug
glsts. Ask the people. They are competent
witnesses. Six houses IN Atlanta are buying
-. b. b. IN ive and ten gross lots, and some ot
them buy a. often as every two months. Why
these unprecedented sales here 90 home with
30 little advertising Molesty for0ids as max
ing reply Had b. -. .. been before the pub
lie a quarter OF half a century. Il would not be-
necessary 10 be bolstered up with crutches OF
page advertisements now. Merit will conquer
and down money.
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Advice TO Travellers.

Those who wish to make Themselves as
comfortable a. possible while travelling III a
sleeper will DO well 20 note the following al
vice from Medical aud Surgical Record; for
men light cap, one That will cover over the
.a,,s so "A. 10 serve a. nigbtcap, VIII be
desirable Ia cold weather WOODEN cap Is
best This cap should be put on a. soon as
the car j, entered a loose blouse should take
the place Of the coat usually worn. slippers
must not be worn. Ii there Is diaught IN
the car. face II, do not let it strike the BACK.
Have the bed made with its bead toward the
engine; the dust will then be driven 10 the
foot. where it will do the least harm But be
sure 10 have a sufficient quantity OF Oedcio'neS
70 keep warm A soft, loose KNIT WOODEN
hood Is the best headNear for women; TINS
should he worn at night also. II should oe
warmer in winter than in summer months
The corsets should be removed at night ana
loose wooden wrapper worn tor nightdFess'
The stocking supporters, as well as every
constructing band around the waist, should
he ioa...nad
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demonstrated Merit.

waveriy. Walker county, Texas.
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Hnr.e. and Health.

A con.umptive is reported az having cured
himself by q plan Of hi, own lie established
himself Al farm house iu the mountain 10
gions Of Virginia, bought horse and spent
the whole day Iu the open air. taking care OF
the animal himself aud riding about, at hr't
only few minutes at Time. Every day DE
grew stronger. He attributed bis recovery
no the fact that he not Sly rode, hut groomed
his horse and busted himself an hour on Two
i'm the stable every iaY HIS opinion supports
that Of am old time doctor who declared that
ga horse barn IS one Of tina heslthle.t places n
the world
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SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.


lite society.
The manners of artificial society have th-
10 commend them. ia tine opinion OF such au-
tbortv ON manners and social usages AS Nrs.
Sherwood: they mediate rbe greatest good GO
tine creates number
Good manners are 90 special societies what
Good moral, are 90 society n general-thrir
cement and their security. True p0hieness
creates perfect ease and freedom; IL and It's
essence Is 10 treat others as you would have
others treat you. For example, a. YOU kno"
how embarrassing embarrassment De- TO every
BODY else. true courtesy requires you 20 strive
not 10 be embarrassed.
A man who Is constrained, uneasy ana lul-
graceful can spoil the happiness OF dozen
people Therefore he Is bound 20 create an
artificial manner II natural one does not
come 70 MIN, remembering that manner
are Swallowed by virtues
The happy people who are born uncon'
scious Of their bodies, who grow through hie
more and more graceful easy cordial ana
agreeable; the happy lew who were never
hashful never nervous, never bad c.amm,
hand, need not am artificial code OF man
ners: 1t is for the numerous well meaning
bnt shy or awkward people that artiiicia
manner. are most usetu.
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Irregular teeth are so d.sagreea0ie 10 APP
,..ar,n.e "a. 80 totally ruin what might other
Vs. be a handsome cOuntenance. lhey may
he caused by roo arr removal Of baby ieeth'
hereditary tendency disease or sickness ue-
for. the teeth were formed, want ri exercise
70 make the body grow, and diseased roots o.
tbe G,.t SCI which push the second SET out 81
position. IN spite Of all these causes the "u-
novance Of irregular teeth may De h!'u
lessened il parents viii puts child early under
tho care ~ q competent dentist lie r'h
,traiehten The growing teeth with much ie''
tronble than later in life And though lhe
operation may be tedious aud somewhat PAIN
fni il i. one for which children will Doe gr'ie-
ful I'm after years
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Reported by q. w. Branch * Co. banker
and brokers. No. iii Main street.

and brokers. No. iii Main street.
Ngw YORK. October l2-Ihe markSl
ouened feverish and lower; uniaVoraDle
- ronred in. and long stocks Were
morred out upon a weak, hsbby market
Roston went early TO the bat ana scgieu
ievere declines in oil the grangers' ana me, ,.l
.st down hard on Atchison. when nel1eu
away 10 e41. after opening a. lOy. Lo lhai
vas q steady seller upon the slightest -n4N
~ strength. The situation among w
graneers Is rather fiercer than Yesterday VIZ
Northwest managers have failed III 'heii
attempts 10 advance coal rates, ana au-
;onrned sine die. This is serious. RATES are ~.
now only one-fourth the old tanh' ana y
going 10 be cold day for holders oil s'ochs
ant there. Nobody to-day seemed % pe
willing TO buy stocks, all that was bought
was either shors covering or bN cliquc
IN support Specialize and even the bear
were surprised at the weakness The balu
more and Ohio railroad dividend being
passed was the last straw that broke the
bull bach. bone. ami the market then went
on i'm a corner and there wasn't much seen
oft. But what's the use-the puphc Won I
come i'm. and It's a dog eat dog sort OF state
If affairs. If we do ever have rally then
stocks are a sale The market steadily grew
worse tin closing which showed weak
dispirited tone.
Money easy. 5to6 Closing ..
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,nrer n. nn Acener of pI.ea.e.

Anger. or violent or uugovernsble temper.
o.. n il sometimes expressed holds, according
20 the reports Of different lunalic a'yinn'
both in Europe and America prominent
place among causes OF insanity. In disease
Of the beart anger is potent agency OF evil
II death does not occur from sudden. intense
shock. the organ is enfeebied 10y every III OF
nassion In persons Of a plethoric habit "n"
siven 20 excuses IN eating, and those n
whom the coats Of the blood vessels of ine
brain have been weakened boy degenerative
changes. anger increase. the danger Of apo
plexv. Among other diseases liable 20 folio"
immoderate anger may be mentioned paraly
SIS epilepsy and hvsteria.
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New Nalady Among >moker..

a malady OF recent appearance anon 3
smokers has been dubbed the cigarette eye.
According TO an ocuh.f the best autnoiiiic'
,,er. for time 40 a Joss DOB understanding
TINS disease, hui have al length decided mat
70, origin lies m The cigarette. THE s}mr-
tom, are dmuess and t.n-lke gathering
over the eve which appears and disappear
al intervals. and is not relieved by spectacies.
Onlya long course ~ treatment cures This
dangerous trouble
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Stune-r-Wiu YOU kindly direct me 20 the
b,l where the Anarchist meet.
A,,r.ni-f-Ne-. mime vrelf, You VIII De
welcome
.rnank SOU ana anxious 20 get there ~
9aicl, as possible
~, Zoo boil NIT wrath ven YOU dnk Of
desc dma- You make hom.-' Obj
-Oh. no.
~Vot You want raii dot hall, eh
81 ann superintendent Of a lunatic asy iuui,
and ann limiting for am escaped pa'leht
Omaha World
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Al.OO Worth $500 90.

For four years ] have been sufferer from
terrible form Of Rheumatism. which reduced
me so low that all hope Of recovery was given
up. have suffered the most eNcruciating
pain day aud night, and often while writing
in agony have wished could die. have tried
everything known for that disease, but moth.
ing did me any good, and have had some OF the